Small Speech On Phrase "To Many Cooks Spoil The Broth"?

The old adage that 'too many cooks spoil the broth' can be broadly applied to many areas in life. Too many mechanics, too many workers, too many people with opinions and work ethics, that make decisions complicated. As a cook can have a recipe for an excellent soup, another cook may have their own recipe, however if both put the seasonings in according to their own recipe, the soup will not be good, because too much seasoning has been applied. Too many bosses is also a problem. Each may have a technique to solve a problem, but if there is confusion over the differences, than little will be accomplished, or the result will not be sound. Too many people on a job site, will get in each others way, thus slowing the progress of the project. There needs to be one boss who makes the final decision, that will be clear to the employees, thus avoiding confusion and mistakes. So just as with the cooks and the soup. One recipe, or formula, needs to be applied by a knowledgeable supervisor.